ONESEED Blossom Ceramide Cream Reviews

Name: Blossom Ceramide Cream
Brand: ONESEED
Rating: 4.55 (47 reviews)

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3 Reviews

루피하이
Sep 2, 2022
Combination SkinSensitive Skin
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Pros
❤ Absorption This cream has a thick, creamy texture like night cream. I was worried it might sit on the skin since the texture looked so dense, but it absorbed better than expected. ❤ Fragrance As I'm not very sensitive to scents, I'm glad the fragrance was barely noticeable. ❤ Finish The absorption speed is good, and after application, my skin doesn't look shiny in the mirror. It has more of a skin-adhering feel rather than an oily one.😊 ❤ Moisturization With the changing seasons, I've noticed dryness around my mouth area. Applying an extra layer in the dry spots really helped reduce the dryness. I also felt my skin became noticeably smoother. ❤ Irritation I didn't experience any stinging or breakouts while using this product.
Cons
🖤 Price It seems like a decent product, but the price feels a bit high for what it is. 🖤 Packaging The jar packaging is quite inconvenient. Without an internal spatula, I have to dip my fingers in, which doesn't seem very hygienic.
Tip
For oily skin types, this cream may feel a bit heavy, especially in the summer. I'd recommend using it more in the fall and winter seasons.

....abcd
Sep 2, 2022
Oily SkinSensitive SkinAcne Skin
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Pros
My skin is extremely oily with large pores and acne. After trying the product, I definitely noticed an improvement in hydration. It felt different from just using a toner and lotion. And as soon as I smelled it, it reminded me of Cetaphil lotion. The scent is very similar, which I personally don't mind, neither liking nor disliking it. The texture is thick and buttery.
Cons
Since I haven't used it for a long time, I'm not entirely sure yet, but I did develop a couple of pimples after using this product. However, I'll need to keep using it and observe to see if it's due to this product. And the lack of a spatula is the most disappointing part.
Tip
Since there's no spatula, it would be best to either buy an inexpensive one or scoop out the amount you need with clean hands.

여쿨쩌리
Sep 2, 2022
Oily SkinAcne Skin
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Pros
The formula is coated like a smooth fried egg, with a moisturizing texture. As someone with large pores, blemish marks, and a lot of dead skin, this cream had one of the most unique formulas I've tried. It's incredibly creamy, with a balm-like texture when you touch it, but it applies smoothly and feels like a protective coating when you put it on. I was worried it might be too rich for my oily skin, but it actually feels more like a moisturizing veil than an oily residue. The formula is a bit heavy and thick, but it doesn't make my makeup slide around. It seems suitable for both day and night care, and even has a bit of a modeling pack-like feel to it. There are a lot of creams out there that don't absorb well no matter how much you apply and just leave a white cast, but this one absorbed quickly with no issues. If you have any skin type and are looking for deep hydration, dead skin management, and soothing effects to repair your skin barrier, I'd recommend this. The formula contains 5 types of ceramides to greatly improve skin hydration. It has a calming effect and didn't cause any breakouts, even though it was my first time using the product. From the first day I tried it until now, I've been able to use it confidently. I've actually noticed an improvement in my skin texture and less tightness.
Cons
I think it would be great if the product had a spatula. Since it's a balm-type formula with a decent depth, I think a built-in spatula would make it even easier to use. Or perhaps it could come in a slightly wider tube opening. The brand Wonseed is still relatively unknown, so the price point may be a barrier for regular consumers to purchase it. Personally, I discovered the Wonseed brand through this trial, and after trying it, I felt it was quite good. But for general consumers who are unfamiliar with Wonseed, the price may be a bit burdensome. Even without going to drugstore brands, you can find decent moisturizing creams from brands like Hanyul or Laneige in the 20,000-30,000 KRW range for a 50ml size. They often have sales and promotions as well. Compared to Wonseed's direct-to-consumer price of around 49,000 KRW, which is about double, I don't think the price is unreasonable given the high-quality ceramide 5 ingredients. If this cream truly improves the skin barrier and leaves the skin feeling plump and well-cared for, then the price would be quite reasonable, as it's much cheaper than regularly visiting a dermatologist. However, from a consumer perspective, the difference between buying a cream from an unfamiliar brand for 50,000 KRW versus a well-known bestseller for 30,000 KRW can be significant, even if the quality is comparable. Wonseed likely doesn't want to lower the formula's potency just to adjust the price. I wish more people could try it, but this price point concern is something I'm a bit unsure about in terms of actually purchasing it myself.
Tip
Since it's a balm-type formula, a small amount goes a long way as it melts smoothly and spreads easily. If you were to use the same amount as a typical lighter cream, it would feel like a waste. Normally, I would just scoop up a generous amount when applying the cream, but now as I'm writing this review and considering the price, I'm regretting that a bit. I should have been a little more conservative in my usage.